University Rehabilitation Center
at University Hospital
When the unexpected happens from an injury or illness, and physical or cognitive assistance is needed, you can continue to recover at our state-of the-art facility.
At the University Hospital Rehabilitation Center you can receive the best of both Inpatient Rehabilitation and Outpatient therapy right here in Central New York. There is no need to travel to facilities that are far away and inconvenient for family to visit.
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At University Hospital you will receive therapy in the hospital while you are recovering from your injury or procedure. If you need additional rehabilitation services and need to remain in the hospital, you may qualify to come to the 30 bed Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit.
The Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation team will provide therapy 3 hours/day, 5 days/week to help the patient be the best they are able to be. We admit patients from 12 months of age and up. The staff is a dedicated team of professionals who are experts at treating those with brain injuries, stroke, spinal cord injuries, amputation, major multiple trauma or suffered from other various illnesses. Family members/caregivers are encouraged to participate in your recovery and they are considered part of the rehabilitation team.
If you have further questions we encourage you to visit our facilities in person and take a tour.
University Hospital Rehabilitation Center provides rehabilitation at various levels throughout your recovery. In addition to the Acute Inpatient Unit, your care can be continued at one of the comprehensive outpatient programs at three satellite facilities.
Our patients receive specialized care by a highly skilled and dedicated team of rehabilitation professionals including:
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Nurses
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Therapists
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Case Managers
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Board Certified Doctors.
Many of our patients are able to return home. If you need further assistance and are unable to return home, you will be assisted in finding the best location to meet your rehabilitation needs.
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